Eberechi Eze continues his journey with Arsenal with evident patience despite his recent decrease in appearances in the starting lineup. The player believes that success requires a long-term vision, as he strives to convince coach Mikel Arteta of his technical importance before the crucial stages of the season.

The English player had moved to the London club from Crystal Palace for 67.5 million pounds, but he has not been able to secure a permanent spot in the starting lineup recently.

Eze's recent period saw a decline in offensive effectiveness, as he played 18 matches without scoring since his big win against Tottenham. He also faced competition for his position with the return of Kai Havertz and Martin Ødegaard from injury, in addition to Arteta's preference for other players like Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard in attacking roles. His dribbling and chance creation rates declined compared to his level at Crystal Palace, where he was considered the team's main driving force.

Despite these challenges, Eze has a strong record at the end of seasons, having scored 18 out of 38 goals in the English Premier League during the crucial rounds of the season. This could make him a decisive factor in the title race if he regains his form in the coming weeks. Arsenal needs additional attacking solutions amid the fierce competition with Manchester City and Liverpool at the top.

The player hopes to regain the coach's trust and prove his ability to make a difference in crucial moments, especially since Arsenal is striving to end a long wait for the English Premier League title since 2004. This makes Eze's potential contribution at the end of the season a factor that could determine the fate of the title.